The National Center for Healthcare Leadership identified 19
healthcare organizations as frontrunners in using evidence-based
leadership development practices to improve healthcare in their
communities. Memorial Health System was the only Illinois healthcare
organization among the honorees.
The National Center for Healthcare Leadership bestows its annual
Best Organizations for Leadership Development (BOLD) award on the
highest ranked organizations in its national health leadership
survey.
In addition to the top 10, nine other organizations were recognized
as Organizations of Distinction.
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"Memorial is committed to developing leaders who not only embody our mission to
improve the health of the people and communities we serve, but also are ready to
succeed in a challenging healthcare environment," said Aimee Allbritton, vice
president of organization development and chief learning officer for Memorial
Health System.
The BOLD award promotes sound leadership development practices as a critically
important responsibility for healthcare organizations and their senior leaders.
This year's honorees were recognized last month at a conference in Chicago.
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